By: Paul Wilson Golf | Duration: 00:09:19
Video Description
Everyone wants an effortless golf swing but some people like to take out their frustrations when hitting the golf ball. I’m here to tell you to stop! Doing that doesn’t seem very effortless does it?
I know it feels good to hit as hard as you can but that will never give you the effortless swing I am teaching. Wouldn’t it be better to play great golf then figure out a different way to take out your frustrations? You try hitting hard on the course and it will only lead to you getting even more frustrated.
Learn the powerful, effortless, pain-free golf swing that I teach and you can have fun out on the course hitting the ball longer and straighter than ever which allows you to write low numbers on your scorecard.
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Did he convert to your technique eventually ??
Excellent concept.
Great concept. This concept is a huge reason why the golf swing is so difficult for most people. The simple theory of where speed comes from in the golf swing is: something loose moves very fast when it reacts to something tense and powerful. In the golf swing the core and lower body move powerfully and with tension, then the arms and wrists react with very little tension and high speeds. These two opposite feelings of powerful tension and effortless looseness happen simultaneously in the golf swing and is counter intuitive for most people. Difficult at first but very rewarding once mastered. Let me know if you agree Paul!
Great video
Excellent Paul…Many years ago i followed one of my favourite golfers on the course and what i noticed the most was how relaxed he was, i thought to myself he must be on some sort of relaxant which of course is ridiculous.All his movements were practically in slow motion…The great Bob Shearer was the golfer…
"Stop hitting balls. DO THE DRILL". This is the best lesson in golf in six words. And way less frustrating than banging ball after ball at the range. I know. After getting Paul's course (which you should) I found an old Lag Shot swing trainer in the basement, which I never really could get to work (7-iron, whippy shaft, heavier club head). But I found it IDEAL for really helping to emphasize Paul's practice body swing, given the extra club head and flexible shaft. I would think the Orange Ball would work as well. Any thoughts Paul?
Fred Couples and John Daly are good examples of being loose!